1824 CE–1826 CE
The Anglo-Burmese War ends at Yandabo
British Empire · Slavery & coerced labor · War & conquest · Law & imperial government
An extraordinarily costly war between the Company and the Konbaung kingdom ended with the Treaty of Yandabo. Burma ceded Arakan and Tenasserim, renounced claims to Assam and Manipur, and paid an indemnity, opening an expansion that culminated in full annexation
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